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John Bateman

married 1796 Shotley, Northumberland, England

Elizabeth Lithgoe

Mary

born 1801

Elizabeth

born 1803

married

Ralph Taylor

Margaret

(1804 - 1815)

William

born 1807

married

Mary Ward

Daniel

( 1809 - 1881)

married

Alice Richardson

John

(1813 - 1835)

Robert

(1813 - 1813)

Robert

(1815 - 1834)

   John Bateman married Elizabeth Lithgoe on the 12th May 1796 in Shotley, Northumberland in Northern England. They then lived in the Houghton Le Spring area of County Durham. Elizabeth may have been born in 1775 in Ryton, Northumberland, to parents Robert Lithgoe & Anne Smith.  John and Elizabeth had at least eight children, all born in the Houghton Le Spring area.

Old map of Shotley, Northumberland c.1862

Modern map of Houghton Le Spring

Old map of Ryton, Northumberland c. 1862

Daniel Bateman

(1809 - 1881)

born Fencehouses, County Durham, England

married 1833 Hetton Le Hole, Co Durham

Alice Richardson

(1814 - 1898)

Mary Ann

(1833-1896)

married

Thomas Farrow

Elizabeth

born 1836

married

William Wilkinson

Robert

(1838-1904)

married

Mary Autherson

William

(1841-1916)

married

Ann Grundy

Daniel

(1848 - 1929)

married

Margaret Auflick

John

(1851-1917)

married

Jane Robinson

Lancelot

(1852-1917)

married

Hannah Robinson

Ralph

(1855-1920)

married

Ida Mae Hoch

Alice

born 1861

married

Frederick Wend

  Daniel Bateman was born on the 11th September 1809 in the small mining village of Fencehouses, just west of Houghton Le Spring in County Durham. He married Alice Richardson on the 30th March 1833 at Hetton-le-Hole in County Durham. She was born on the 20th September 1814 in Gateshead Fell, to parents William Richardson & Mary Stephenson.

  Daniel worked as a coal miner, and evidence shows that in the thirty years after their marriage, he and Alice moved around the area quite frequently, living in various mining villages and towns in County Durham and Northumberland. Indeed, their nine surviving children were all born in different locations.

Daniel Bateman 1841 census

Pittington, County Durham

Daniel Bateman 1851 census

South Hetton, County Durham

Daniel Bateman 1861 census

Usworth, County Durham

Map of County Durham

  Daniel & Alice Bateman emigrated to America in 1864. They sailed from Liverpool aboard the ship ' Lawrence ', arriving in New York on the 22nd July 1864. It is likely that they were following their three eldest children, who had emigrated to America some seven years earlier. Daniel & Alice took with them all the remaining children, except for their son William, who stayed behind in England, having only recently married.

  After arriving in America, Daniel continued to work in the coal mining industry. The following 1870 census has them living in the township of Clifton, Mason County in the state of West Virginia. Ten years later in 1880, they are living in Nelsonville in  Athens County, Ohio.

  Daniel Bateman died in Nelsonville, Ohio on the 13th September 1881 aged 75 years. His wife Alice also died in Nelsonville, on the 2nd July 1898,  aged 83 years.

Ship

 ' Lawrence '

Daniel Bateman 1870 census

Clifton, West Virginia, USA

Daniel Bateman 1880 census

Nelsonville, Ohio, USA

Nelsonville, Ohio

USA

Children of Daniel & Alice Bateman

Mary Ann Bateman (1833-1896)

   Mary Ann was born on the 16th October 1833 at Hetton-le-Hole in County Durham, England. She married Thomas Farrow on the 23rd September1848 at the Parish Church in Hetton-le-Hole, County Durham. Their residence at the time was Brick Garth in the nearby village of Easington Lane. Thomas Farrow was born in Chester Le Street, County Durham on the 12th May 1827. In the 1851 census of England they were living in the village of South Hetton, County Durham where Thomas was a coal miner.

  Mary Ann emigrated to America aboard the ship the 'James Foster Jr', sailing from Liverpool and arriving in New York on the 16th November 1857. She was accompanied by her brother Robert Bateman and her four children. Her husband Thomas Farrow had sailed to America some months earlier in May aboard the ship the 'Jeremiah Thompson'. After arriving in America, the family first settled in West Virginia, in Kanawha County and later Mason County. Around 1870-71 they moved to Athens County in Ohio, and settled in Nelsonville. Mary Ann had given birth to at least 15 children before she passed away in Pratt City, Alabama on the 8th July 1896. Thomas Farrow died in Wylam, Alabama on the 14th January 1913.

Elizabeth Bateman (1835 -

  Elizabeth was born about 1835 in Bishop Auckland, County Durham, England. She married William Wilkinson on the 31st May 1851 in Hetton-le-Hole, County Durham. William Wilkinson was born about 1830 in the village of Brough-under-Stainmore, Westmorland, England to parents William Wilkinson and Mary Rudd.

  Elizabeth & William emigrated to America aboard the ship the 'Jeremiah Thompson', sailing from Liverpool and arriving in New York on the 7th May 1857. The 1860 census of America puts them in Pomeroy, Meigs County in the state of Ohio. However, for reasons unknown, the family returned to England sometime between 1860 & 1866.

  It would appear Elizabeth & William spent the remainder of their years in the small mining village of Bewicke Main, near Birtley in County Durham. Together they raised at least nine children. William Wilkinson died in County Durham in 1898.

Robert Bateman (1838-1904)

  Robert was born in 1838 in Newcastle, Northumberland. At the age of 18 he emigrated to America, accompanied by his elder sisters family, aboard the ship the 'James Foster Jr', sailing from Liverpool and arriving in New York on the 16th November 1857.

  He quickly settled in Pomeroy, Meigs County in the state of Ohio, where he married Mary Autherson. She was born about 1838 in England to parents, Thomas Autherson & Elizabeth Wilkinson.

  The 1880 census puts Robert & his family in Nelsonville, Athens County, Ohio where he was working as a coal miner. Robert & Mary raised five children. Robert Bateman passed away in Nelsonville on the 27th March 1904. His wife Mary passed away on the 23rd August 1911, also in Nelsonville.

William Bateman (1841-1916)

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Daniel Bateman (1848-1929)

  Daniel was born in 1848 in the small mining village of Easington Lane, just south of  Hetton-le-Hole in County Durham, England. He emigrated to America with his parents, aboard the ship 'Lawrence', sailing from Liverpool and arriving in New York on the 22nd July 1864.

  He married Margaret Auflick in Pomeroy, Meigs County,  Ohio on the 21st June 1868. She was born on the 23rd September 1845 in Eighton Banks, County Durham, England to parents James & Jane Auflick. The 1870 census of America puts Daniel & Margaret in Clifton, Mason County, West Virginia where Daniel worked as a coal miner. By 1880, Daniel had joined his family and was living in Nelsonville, Ohio. In the 1900 census of America, although still residing in Nelsonville, Daniel's occupation is listed as 'undertaker'.

  Margaret Bateman nee Auflick died in Haydenville, Hocking County, Ohio on the 23rd January 1923. Daniel Bateman died on the 10th may 1929 also in Hocking County.

John Bateman (1851-1917)

  John was born in 1851 in the village of South Hetton, County Durham, England. He emigrated to America with his parents, aboard the ship 'Lawrence', sailing from Liverpool and arriving in New York on the 22nd July 1864.

  John Bateman married Jane Robinson in Nelsonville, Ohio on the 17th April 1873. She was born in Ohio about 1854. Together they lived in Nelsonville, raising three children. However in 1903, John and Jane got divorced. She married again on the 21st November 1903 to Asher Buckley.

  John Bateman died in Nelsonville, Ohio on the 9th December 1917.

Lancelot Bateman (1852-1917)

  Lancelot was born in Shotton, County Durham in England on the 12th March 1852. He emigrated to America with his parents, aboard the ship 'Lawrence', sailing from Liverpool and arriving in New York on the 22nd July 1864.

  Lancelot married Hannah Robinson in Nelsonville, Ohio on the 17th April 1873. She was born in England about 1850, and was the sister of Jane Robinson who had married Lancelot's brother John. The 1880 census puts them in Ward, Hocking County,  Ohio where Lancelot was a coal miner. However, by 1900 Lancelot & his family were living in Harrison, Scioto County, Ohio. They had raised eight children.

  Lancelot died in Scioto County, Ohio on the 17th April 1917.

Ralph Bateman (1855-1920)

  Ralph was born in Easington, County Durham in England on the 15th March 1855. He emigrated to America with his parents, aboard the ship 'Lawrence', sailing from Liverpool and arriving in New York on the 22nd July 1864.

  Ralph married Nina Ida Mae Hoch in Nelsonville, Ohio on the 13th October 1875. She was born in Ohio about 1856. Together they lived in Nelsonville, Ohio, raising eleven children. Unfortunately Ralph's wife passed away about 1895. He married again on the 24th September 1896 to Sarah Lehman.

  Ralph Bateman passed away in Nelsonville, Ohio on the 11th April 1920.

Alice Bateman (1861-

  Alice was born in 1861 in Usworth, County Durham, England. She emigrated to America with her parents, aboard the ship 'Lawrence', sailing from Liverpool and arriving in New York on the 22nd July 1864.

  She married Frederick Wend in Nelsonville, Ohio on the 19th October 1877. He was born in Germany about 1852. They lived in York, Athens County, Ohio where they raised three children. Unfortunately, her husband Frederick and one of their children died in 1891.

  Alice married later to William [Monia?]. The 1900 census puts this couple in the city of Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio.

William Bateman

(1841 - 1916)

born Pittington, Durham

married 1863 Pelton, Durham

Ann Grundy

(1845 - 1918)

Alice

(1867-1921)

married

John R. Cummings

John Henry

(1873-1952)

married

Isabella Chapman

Daniel

(1875-1898)

William

born 1878

married

Edith?

Jane Ann

(1880-1950)

married

Joseph Tait

Elizabeth Frances

(1884-1965)

married

Frederick Vincent

Ralph

(1888-1966)

married

Margaret Minnikin

  William Bateman was born in the small mining village of Pittington, County Durham in England on the 11th December 1841. He married Ann Grundy on the 28th November 1863 at Pelton in County Durham. She was born in Low Fell, Gateshead, County Durham in 1845, to parents Henry Grundy and Frances Cutter.

  Together they lived in the village of Bewicke Main in County Durham, where William worked as a coal miner, and where their four eldest children were born. William and Ann later emigrated to America, joining William's parents and siblings. They sailed from Liverpool aboard the ship 'Britannic', arriving in New York on the 3rd November 1879.

  The 1880 census of America puts them in Nelsonville, Athens County, Ohio, where William was still working as a coal miner. While in Ohio, they had another two children, Jane Ann (1880) & Elizabeth Frances (1884). Shortly after this, the couple moved to Mount Carbon in West Virginia . Here their youngest son Ralph was born in 1888.

  For reasons unknown, William Bateman & his family returned to England sometime during the early 1890's. They settled again in Northern England. The 1901 census of England records them as living in Holywell, in the county of Northumberland.

  William Bateman died in Holywell, Northumberland on the 24th August 1916, aged 74 years. His wife Ann died in nearby Seaton Delaval, Northumberland on the 2nd March 1918. William and Ann Bateman had raised seven children with one son, Daniel, preceding them in death. He had died on the 30th October 1898 at South Moor, Stanley in County Durham. He was aged only 23 years and cause of death was given as 'pyaemia' and exhaustion.

William Bateman

BIRTH certificate 1841

William Bateman

MARRIAGE certificate 1863

Pelton Church

 County Durham

Ship ' Britannic '

William Bateman 1880 census

Nelsonville, Ohio, USA

William Bateman 1901 census

Holywell, Northumberland, England

William Bateman

DEATH certificate 1916

Elizabeth Frances Bateman

(1884 - 1965)

born Nelsonville, Ohio, USA

married 1906 Seaton Delaval, Northumberland, England

Frederick Vincent

(1883 - 1969)

  Elizabeth Frances Bateman was born in Nelsonville, Athens County, Ohio, USA on the 6th September 1884. She returned to England with her parents, sometime during the early 1890's. The family settled in Holywell in Northumberland. On the 1901 census of England, Elizabeth was living with her Aunt's family in Annfield Plain, County Durham.

  She married Frederick Vincent on the 19th September 1906 at the church in nearby Seaton Delaval, Northumberland. He was born in the village of Tivetshall St Mary, Norfolk on the 13th September 1883 to parents William Vincent & Mary Ann Miles.

  Elizabeth Frances died in West Chevington,  Northumberland on the 21st November 1965. Frederick Vincent passed away in 1969. Together they had raised eight children.

Nelsonville, Ohio, USA

Church in Seaton Delaval,

Northumberland, England

Elizabeth Frances Bateman

MARRIAGE certificate 1906

Elizabeth Bateman & Fred Vincent

50th Wedding Anniversary

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